That’s some damn fine maths, thank you :)

Kenny have you seen, that it’s mean, playing those tricks, think you’re having fun today?
You’ve got a grin on your face, big disgrace.
Seeing tapping and clapping all over the place.

They’ll get round to it. They’re doing the graphics first. They’re currently making individual 3D models of “all the stars”.

Will they lose access to other German Metal bands, or just specifically Rammstein (wiki link)?

Mint, after about 20 years of Linux.

I think I tested a bunch of Linux distros about 2006, and settled on running Ubuntu v6 on an old laptop for occasional use and learning. Ubuntu was brown and it looked beautiful.

Later, I dual booted Ubuntu and Windows XP on my main computer from about 2008 until about 2014ish - I remember being annoyed that I had to install some launcher thing called “Steam for Linux” so I could play this newly released Linux game called “Crusader Kings II” (I was sure I’d never use this “Steam” thing for anything else).

2 laptops and one desktop bought since 2014 have been Linux exclusive. The old desktop still chugs along on Ubuntu, having been upgraded through versions for over a decade, and somehow still works. The old laptop and newer laptop (my main machine) have only ever run Mint.

Turns out that “Steam” thing was quite useful.

…and less “mainstream” than Windows?

I liked Gnome back when Ubuntu was brown.